 James Galway
Yet it is the mark of a true innovator that at the age of 70, Galway still strives to do what has never been done before with his music.
For his first recording for the Sony Classical label, scheduled for release on September 16, he will record music from the jazz suites of Claude Bolling. |
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 Zakir Hussain
UCLA Live event will consist of 94 performances spanning the genres of theater, dance, spoken word, family, organ and music ranging from classical, jazz and world to folk, roots and electronica.
Presenting today’s most important and vital talents — from the world’s greatest stars in iconic performances to breaking artists in rare appearances and series regulars returning in new productions. |
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 Afro-Punk Festival
The event is the definitive destination for the global Afro-Punk community. Last year 30,000 people attended the festvial, and this year is expected to be even bigger. |
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 Bob Marley
"It's an honor, but I don't look at it as stepping into Bob's shoes," said Elan. "I'm not trying to be Bob. I'm just trying to keep Bob's message alive."
Formed in Jamaica in 1968, The Wailers have sold over 250 million albums and played to an estimated 24 million people around the world. |
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 Hot Club Of Detroit
Inspired by the innovated sounds of gypsy jazz, the current Hot Club of Detroit is made of guitarist Evan Perri, accordionist Julien Labro, soprano and tenor saxophonist Carl Cafagna, rhythm guitarist Paul Brady and bassist Shannon Wade. |
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 Steve Kroon
The album is a refreshing and much-needed reminder of the enduring qualities of the bedrock style of Latin jazz that has captivated fans for over half a century. It's a heartfelt tribute to some of the icons of the genre whose music and friendship have been part of Kroon's artistic development since he first began to experiment with Latin percussion as a kid. |
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 Mickey Hart
Featuring Steve Kimock on guitar, George Porter Jr on bass, Jen Durkin on vocals, Walfredo Reyes Jr. on drums, and talking drum master Sikiru, The Mickey Hart Band will head out on an 18 city trek beginning July 3 at the Rothbury Festival in Michigan and continuing through July 24 at 10,000 Lakes Festival in Minnesota. This will follow the band’s appearances at Harmony Festival in Santa Rosa on June 6 and Wakarusa on June 8. |
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 Rosa Passos
The ceremony was held at the Agganis Arena at Boston University. Honorary doctor of music degrees were presented by President Roger H. Brown to Grammy-winning R&B stars Philip Bailey and Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire British rock pioneer Steve Winwood composer and Berklee alumnus Howard Shore and Brazilian singer/songwriter Rosa Passos. |
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 DeVotchKa
When Urata's band DeVotchKa soon thereafter performs at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, they don't disappoint. To go along with their gypsy sounds, they're joined by the acrobatic Amazing Slavic Sisters, a duo who suspend themselves high above the stage, supported only by wrapping their wrists and ankles in a tapestry hung from the rafters. |
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 Juanes
Today, Juanes is probably the most universal of Latin America's stars, having sold 10 million records worldwide from Japan to Germany with his fusion of Latin folk music and rock, sung in Spanish.
At 35, he's determined to put that clout to good use, whether to push for peace on Latin America's borders or, while on his U.S. tour, to prod immigrants to get politically involved in this year of elections and immigration crackdowns. |
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